Phase 30 bloomed out of the project Cactus Milk where Pat Collins, guitar and vocals, and Joey Ellefritz , lead guitar, worked together for the first time. After gaining a respectable following for their first project together, Ellefritz and Collins sought to return to their roots and create a new project with a live band feel.

Colton Liberatore, drums, joined the duo after meeting them through Vampr, an app designed to match musicians similar to Tinder. The trio instantly clicked and began working tirelessly to create a new sound for themselves. Liberatore, already a seasoned drummer on the live scene having played with groups Venus and the Lion and a rap group remind me to get the name of this <3 brought a new perspective and intuition that the group was seeking. 

In the beginning of the groups formation, Pat was playing bass for the group, but at the suggestion of their producer John decided to look for a permanent bassist to free Pat for vocals. After trying out a few bassists, they landed on Justin Dracup, bass, the most handsome boy in the whole wide world.

Phase 30's first studio album "title of the album" will be released on INSERT RELEASE DATE. (PRODUCED JOHN CAVINDIESS) The first single People Say is a product of the work the band has made prior to their first show and the song unfurls triumphantly, the voice of doubt overwhelmed by scathing guitar riffs and unrelenting vocals by Pat Collins. People Say is about not allowing the voice of doubt dictate what you do or how you feel.